2013 WELCOME TO THE NEW YEAR

It's been a while since I've posted anything and I would like to say to everyone Merry belated Christmas and Happy New Year. A lot happened last year I started my blog and gained a new sense of fellowship with others out there that are in the blogging universe. I gained an audience for the things I write and I found out how much I like writing about stuff to entertain and inform people.

I hope to write many more articles this year and attend some great trade shows, movies, and also read a couple more books to tell you about. As far as the books, I got myself Kindle Fire HD and I've been hooked on everything that is Rick Riordan. I've read all of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians and I've recently finished Hero's of Olympians: Mark of Athena. These are great series since I am into Greek mythology and I grow attached the the character of Percy Jackson so it's great that he is still around. It's so painful when you get hooked on a series to have to wait for months until the next book is out. Honestly Fall seems so far away when the last book you read finishes on a total cliffhanger.

Also I will probably be blogging about some free apps that I've recently download. I am totally into the whole zombie thing so a lot of the apps that I've downloaded are first person shooter games. Yes I am a girl and I like shooting zombies in the head. You versus a couple flesh eating zombies. So far awesome but totally buggie..I've downloaded Zombiewood and Contract Killer and they are fun games but they are also money pits; don't fall in.

Anyway my latest books The Adventures of Marco and Carla: The Ghost of Black Crow Bridge and What Happened to Kerbie Walobee? will be out sometime in late February or March. They were suppose to out at the end of this month but due to technical writer issues (WRITERS BLOCK LIKE A YOU KNOW) they have been pushed back until those issues are totally worked out.

Well once again welcome to the New Year and I hope that you keep coming back :) Thanks

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